Global Cyber Warfare – Now at Full Swing: Creating a Multi-Billion Dollar Market

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - June 17, 2015 - PRLog -- The following headlines are but the tip of the iceberg:

“Spy Virus Linked to Israel Targeted Hotels Used for Iran Nuclear Talks (http://www.wsj.com/articles/spy-virus-linked-to-israel-targeted-hotels-used-for-iran-nuclear-talks-1433937601)” – The Wall Street Journal, June 10, 2015.

"Chinese breach data of 4 million federal workers (http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/chinese-hackers-breach-federal-governments-personnel-office/2015/06/04/889c0e52-0af7-11e5-95fd-d580f1c5d44e_story.html)” - The Washington Post, June 4, 2015

Who stole exactly what from whom is yet unclear. But one thing we know with certainty: a fierce cyber war is raging on – all over the world, every day, every hour, every minute. Governments, businesses, financial institutions, private citizens – all are extremely vulnerable while many simultaneously try to get the upper hand in this struggle.

This permanent conflict creates a multi-billion dollar global market for offensive and defensive cyber weapons.

So what does this market look like?

This is exactly the question Market Info Group LLC answers definitively with its new report titled: Offensive and Defensive Cyber Weapons for Government and Private Sectors Market and Technologies Forecast, 2026 (http://marketinfogroup.com/cyber-weapons-market-technolog...).

The report examines, analyzes, and predicts the evolution of technologies, markets, and outlays (expenditures) of offensive and defensive Cyber Weapons over the next 10 years - 2016-2026.

The report concentrates on these Cyber Weapons.

Offensive:

q  Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)

q  Penetration driven assault.

q  Reverse rules attack

q  Worms and Viruses

Defensive:

q  Anti-Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attack

q  Anti-Penetration Driven Assault

q  Anti-Reverse Rules Attack

q  Anti-Virus

Here are but a few of the conclusions our analysts drew from their exhaustive study:

·         Existing firewalls and intrusion prevention systems will not be able to stop DDoS attacks

·         Mobile devices will become centers of vulnerability

·         Exploit kits will become more affordable as their numbers continue to increase

·     Actual value and actionable information that come from knowing the geographic origin of attacks are decreasing.

To learn more about how you can defend yourself effectively against the growing threat of cyber attacks, and how you can understand the exact nature of both offensive and defensive cyber weapons, visit our web site: www.marketinfogroup.com